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New in 2023: PACT Act processing set to start Jan. 1
More than 176,000 veterans have already applied for benefits through the new law.
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Pentagon awards Tricare contracts worth $136 billion, to start in 2024
TriWest returns as a Tricare contractor, and Humana continues.
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All WWII vets would get VA medical benefits under budget bill
The $1.7 trillion spending measure also includes the creation of a “Buddy Check Week” to help prevent veterans suicides.
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Biden urges vets to apply for burn pit benefits right away
The commander in chief traveled to Delaware for a veterans town hall to highlight new services and help for toxic exposure victims.
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VA employee sues department over new abortion policy
The lawsuit asks for all abortions at a Texas VA medical facility to be blocked for religious liberties reasons.
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VA plans ‘week of action’ to highlight new toxic exposure benefits
The move builds on months of efforts to publicize health care and disability payouts available through the PACT Act.
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About 2,000 independent pharmacies coming back to Tricare
Other pharmacies still have time to rejoin Tricare network, but reimbursement rates are lower in the coming year.
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VA, HHS urge veterans to get COVID shots before holiday season
More than 23,000 veterans have died from complications related to COVID-19 infections.
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How states are preparing for the Emergency Resiliency Era
Hurricane Ian serves as a tragic reminder to federal and state leaders about the critical need to prepare for emergency disasters—before they arrive.
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GOP senators threaten to block NDAA over COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Republicans want troops who were dismissed for refusing the vaccine to get their jobs back and be awarded back pay.
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New in 2023: PACT Act processing set to start Jan. 1
More than 176,000 veterans have already applied for benefits through the new law.
-
Pentagon awards Tricare contracts worth $136 billion, to start in 2024
TriWest returns as a Tricare contractor, and Humana continues.
-
All WWII vets would get VA medical benefits under budget bill
The $1.7 trillion spending measure also includes the creation of a “Buddy Check Week” to help prevent veterans suicides.
-
Biden urges vets to apply for burn pit benefits right away
The commander in chief traveled to Delaware for a veterans town hall to highlight new services and help for toxic exposure victims.
-
VA employee sues department over new abortion policy
The lawsuit asks for all abortions at a Texas VA medical facility to be blocked for religious liberties reasons.
-
VA plans ‘week of action’ to highlight new toxic exposure benefits
The move builds on months of efforts to publicize health care and disability payouts available through the PACT Act.
-
About 2,000 independent pharmacies coming back to Tricare
Other pharmacies still have time to rejoin Tricare network, but reimbursement rates are lower in the coming year.
-
VA, HHS urge veterans to get COVID shots before holiday season
More than 23,000 veterans have died from complications related to COVID-19 infections.
-
How states are preparing for the Emergency Resiliency Era
Hurricane Ian serves as a tragic reminder to federal and state leaders about the critical need to prepare for emergency disasters—before they arrive.
-
GOP senators threaten to block NDAA over COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Republicans want troops who were dismissed for refusing the vaccine to get their jobs back and be awarded back pay.
-
New in 2023: PACT Act processing set to start Jan. 1
More than 176,000 veterans have already applied for benefits through the new law.
-
Pentagon awards Tricare contracts worth $136 billion, to start in 2024
TriWest returns as a Tricare contractor, and Humana continues.
-
All WWII vets would get VA medical benefits under budget bill
The $1.7 trillion spending measure also includes the creation of a “Buddy Check Week” to help prevent veterans suicides.
-
Biden urges vets to apply for burn pit benefits right away
The commander in chief traveled to Delaware for a veterans town hall to highlight new services and help for toxic exposure victims.
-
VA employee sues department over new abortion policy
The lawsuit asks for all abortions at a Texas VA medical facility to be blocked for religious liberties reasons.
-
VA plans ‘week of action’ to highlight new toxic exposure benefits
The move builds on months of efforts to publicize health care and disability payouts available through the PACT Act.
-
About 2,000 independent pharmacies coming back to Tricare
Other pharmacies still have time to rejoin Tricare network, but reimbursement rates are lower in the coming year.
-
VA, HHS urge veterans to get COVID shots before holiday season
More than 23,000 veterans have died from complications related to COVID-19 infections.
-
How states are preparing for the Emergency Resiliency Era
Hurricane Ian serves as a tragic reminder to federal and state leaders about the critical need to prepare for emergency disasters—before they arrive.
-
GOP senators threaten to block NDAA over COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Republicans want troops who were dismissed for refusing the vaccine to get their jobs back and be awarded back pay.
